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The Egyptian Convention.

ENGLAND CONSENTS TO POSTPONE ITS RATIFICATION
BY TURKEY
LONDON, June 27.-S1r James Ferguson, under
secretary for foreign affairs, announced in the
house or commons this afternoon that Turkey had
urgently asked England to consent to postpone
ment until the 4th OF July OF the formers ratinca-
ZION or the Anglo-Turkish Egyptian convention,
and that England had consented.
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Papal Intervention Prevented.
WHY TIE VATICAN HAS POSTPONED IT'S MISSION


LONDON, June 27.-The pope has postponed the
visit OF Mgr Persico and Mgr. Guald1 to Ireland
by Cardinal Manning and Archbishop Walsh The
mission was ordered with view to Oh, ain report
based on personal observation OF the political and
social condition or the Irish people Cardinal
Manning and Archbishop Walsh have convinced
the pope that an Intervention on his part in Irish
affairs just now would be lneXpedient and would
produce bad immersion
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ELECTED 10 Honorary MKNBERMrP.-Mr Smith
u. Fry, washington correspondent or the st. Paul
Globe, to-day received a letter Informing him that
he had been unanimously elected an honorary
member OF Company ID, LIST Minnesota regiment,
winners OF the second prize At the National Drill
as recognition or his courteSes and Kindness 70
the members OF that company during their recent
stay In Washington
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DUBLtN's COLD SHOULDER.
The Young Princes Coming Causes
Only Official Castle Enthusiasm.

SduS0S
Only Official Castle Enthusiasm.
LONDON, June g7.-Prinee Albert Victor and
Prince George Of Wales have started for Dublin
to attend the ceremonies which will take place in
st. Patrick's cathedral tomorrow in honor OF the
queens jubilee. They are accompanied by Capt
Greville.
DuBIIH, June 27.-The citizens committee COM
pleted arrangements to receive Princes Albert
council OF Dublin hold aloof from participation in
the celebration. Business is conducted as usual
and Dublin does not seem to be taking much OF q
holiday over the arrival OF the princes. There is
however, q Sufficient supply or bunting in the
streets and OF hustle among the lOyalists to
indicate that there Is public interest in the event.
The weather Is brilliant. A military escort and a
number OF crown officials and prominent people
went 70 kingstown, and several steamers went
down the Day TO meet and escort the royal boat.
THE ROYAL YOUTHS ARRIVE
pointed time, and were received with great enthii-
siasrn The Marquis OF Londonderry, Irish Vice
roy, met them, and the town commissioners pre-
sented them with address
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ITO Isvrsross"
LIMITED AMOUNT (not to exceed 2, 600 shares)
OF Treasury Stock Of the FARMvILLE, VA, LITHIA
SPRINGS AND COAL CO. for sale at par (e26) by
VIM. B. WHEELER CO.,
No. 80 Broadway. New York City,
the money to be used to enarre facilities for sale
water and to develop coal lands The sales Of water
last year amounted to ten thousand cases.
CAPITAL. S25O,OOO. Incorporated August, 1884.
Paid per cent dividends first year aud 10 per cent
annually since The regular semi annual dividend Of
per cent payable July 10 next on last six months
business For full Information and particulars apply
to
w. B. WHEELER CO., or the
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK. OF NEW YORK.
je2O-eo,2w 12O Broadway
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THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co.
No 400 7TH ST, N. ". COR. D. je24
HEoron Go1D M1S1sa CompAsx.

Capital 800 900 shares s5 each Owners of the we'll
known Mahoney and Hubbard and McAdams Mines.
Amador County, California. Thoroughly equipped
with 40-StamP Mill, running to full capacity and has
NO debt whatever.
NOTICEAWe offer . limited number Of shares at
31.25 per share.
Application has been made to List the Stock on the
Board, and previous to Listing the price will be ad-
vanced to 81 so per share.
All applications for Stock or Prospectus must be
made to
MACFARLANE l. JENKINS
BANKERS AND BRoKERs
je22.wfm,5t "A Broadway, New York
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Shot in the Chin.

THE CASE OF EDWARD HALL IN THE CRIMINAL
COURT.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this
morning, Edward Hall, young white man, was
placed on trial on the charge OF assault and bat
terry with intent TO Kill John Thornton colored, on
the 18th OF April last, by shooting him Ia the
chin. The testimony showed that Thornton went
TO Halls restaurant and, being Intoxicated Hall
suggested that he drink something soft instead OF
whisky, and, some words passing, IL Is alleged,
Hall put him out and then shot him, the ball en-
ter1ng his chin. An incident OF the trial was TAX
ing the testimony OF Charles Lammon, a deaf and
dumb coored man, who, after signing the oath,
made out his statement.
On the part or the defense IL was testified that
Thornton was drunk and disagreeable and was
several times put out or the saloon, but came
back vowing TO get even with those who put him
out, and he came back threatening TO cut HallI
heart out, and when he broke the glass out Hal
shot to stop him.
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.
The case was submitted with a brief charge by
the court, and verdict OF not guilty was returned
Mr.. Campbell Darlington appeared for the do
PENDANT.
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DENIAL OF THE REPORT THAT MASTER WORKMAN
QUINN WAS DEPOSED.


QUINN WAS DEPOSED.
NEW YORK, June 27.-The statements in the
morning papers that the board OF arbitration of
District 40 had been abolished and that an eXecu-
tive committee with Geo. w. Dunn as chairman
organized in its place at the meeting of District 40
yesterday Is the whole topic among the members
of the Knights OF Labor. Several delegates who
truth in the report. There was lengthy and hot
discussion between the Quinn and Dunn factions,
and the LATTER 1t appears, had the best OF the dis
cussion, but no action was taken and no officers
elected. Master workman Quinn and Geo. w Dunn
were seen to-day. Both declined to state anything
about the trouble In a. except to state that there
was no truth in the reports published this morn
ing.
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MARRIED.

GSANTNER-SCHMITT On SATURDAY, June 25.
1857, by the Rev. Louis Schneider, Of 'Concordis''
church, OTTO c. GSANTNkR 70 LINDA sCHNITT
both Of this city No cards.
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BALTIMOhEs Md, ) une Sf.-No DID to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. June 27.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding. lis. Flour steady and street aud
western super; 299eS 70; DE- extra. 3.2Ss3yO:
@; extra 3;2S.s:7 do; Bic brands. 1924 Is;
Whe.t-southeIn STEADY red s3as5: amber. s5ssS
septsmbef. s4sS4h. Corn-sOui6ern 6rmer: white. s.
s56k; yellow, 4ska4eA; western lower and dull
southern ma fennss iy.a,s sssss: western ' white
Hay easy and dull-prams to choice western, Hoo
al30O. Provisions quiet and steady. Mess pork.
rio sides, packed, 6kasK. Bscon-shoulder. a.
ASH: clear rib sides .; hams l2ssl4; Lard:
creamery: l6s2o Eng firm. I5.l5f Petroleum
Ordinary . fair. i7.lSx:. sus.E s.ssdy-A sos,.
569; cope, refined firm. sk;Yh Whisky
stes@r dgii-eotton: I'd; aour. la3d: srsin, Sd.
sSSsls: suseis oats
Ship@ent:,.aour barrels: wheat. 10000
bushels.
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s ssa g Sssss:
Oats nrmer.Cash. 25X; July, 25,,i Augost 26S.
hys: 81; Barley, none Ehi.lys i.ie FSrk loysf-
August $50. butter nrm-creamery. 12a16. dairy.
l1alk. IGvS, 1alx
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OFFICERS ELECTED. - The American GRAPHIC
phone Co met at the rooms OF the company 81 n
street northwest to-day and elected the Following
omcers: President, James @. Payne; vice presl
dent and general manager, James II. Sayiile; SEC.
Rotary, Austin Herr; treasurer, Nathaniel Wilson,
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TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
Is offered free every new subscriber for one year
TO the WEEKLY STAR II is a handsomely printed
book OF 19l pages profusey illustrated, with more
than 100 coiored maps and diagrams. and contains
q wealth OF general Information. See advertise.
ment in another column.
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THE Rush

LIE RusH
For Our Elegant Spring and Summer
Clothing has commenced. Think care
fully Decide wisely. Act promptly
Don't wait. Our Beautiful Spring and
Summer Goods have come and are going
rapidly. In these days good old-fash-
ion honesty is rare. therefore you will be-
pleased to see how we have combined old
time honesty in quality and price. with
new. fresh styles in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Styles
the latest, quality excellent, prices low
est. Buyers cannot put their money in
more liberal hands You need not accept
cur statements we back them with
goods and prices. Our $12, S15 S1S
suits must be seen: you cannot Imagine
from an advertisement. Can say we
have seen sui sold at much more
money that will not bear comparison
with these.
Tailoring department on second and
third floors.
NOAH WALKER h CO..
my31 625 Pennsylvania svenue
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Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
of the New York stock Market reported by special
wire to H. H. Dodge, 500 10th street.:
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Not THAT B0Y.-A small boy, named VIM NC
earthly, was before the Police Court to-day charged
with setting on nrecrackers In the street. II being
alleged that he set on the nre-cracker which
frightened Or. Ford Thompsons horse Friday
called as Witness but he said II was the defend
ants "big brother" who set on the explosive. The
case was dismissed
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I'd EDITION.
--latest 4bleglaDls to The Star.
THIsTLE,s MARROW VICTORY.

She Defeats the Trek by One Minute i'm q
Fifty.Mile Race.
GLASGOW, June 27.-A match race between the
yachts Thistle and Irex Is being sailed to-day over
the Northern Yacht club course. The Thistle
took the lead at the start. and at the end OF
20 miles was 81 minutes ahead OF her opponent.
Inc !rex IS allowed minutes and seconds on
the null course, which Is 80 miles long.
THE THIsTLH WINS By MINUTE
The Thistle won the race, covering the course
In hours, minutes and 40 seconds, the IreX'S
time being hours, II minutes and 40 seconds. The
Thistle saved her time allowed the 1rex and won
by one minute and three seconds. The wind was
strong during the entire contest.
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MICROSCOPY AND THE MEDICAL CoNGRESS.-In con.
nectlOn with the section OF pathology at the ap.
preaching meeting OF the International Medical
Congress TO be held In this city, commencing on
september D. 1887, there Will be an exhibit Of OBJ
Jects relating TO microscopical anatomy and pa.
thOlogy, including bacterioogy. Ali persons Will.
ing TO contribute TO the exhibit are requested 10
forward q list OF the objects they propose 10 dis
play, at as early date as possible 70 the address
OF Edward N. Schaef1er, NJ. d., Washington, D. G.,
chairman Of the committee In charge OF the ex.
hibft.
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w oSDERru1 BARGAINS
IN
LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

Low SHOES AND SLIPPERS
Childrens' Fine Kid Hand Sewed Oxford Ties and
Opera Slippers, only soc. worth 75c.
Misses Kid Oxfords, Patent-Leather trimmed, with
Tips, only Soc; worth 81.
Ladies' and Misses Fine Opera Slippers Kid-Lined,
only 5Oc., worth 75c.
Ladies' Fine Kid Oxfords, low.button and New.
ports, only 75c., worth 81.
Ladies' Curacao Kid Hand.Sewed Tipped Oxfords.
Patent Leather Trimmed, only 81; worth s150.
Mems Low Strap Ties. only 81 worth $3.50.
Mems Embroidered Slippers only Csc: worth
81
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Not Here to Succeed Secretary Lamar.
WHAT skNAfoR coLeCffT SAWS AsorT A RrhoR
THAT WAS CURRENT TO-DAY.
senator Colquitt arrived in the city this morn-
ing and visited the Interior Department His
presence there gave rise TO the rumor that he had
been summoned to Washington to succeed secre.
tary Lamar, upon the appointment Of the latter to
the Supreme Bench.
81 never heard OF such a report, said Senator
ColQuitt 70 STAR reporter. when questioned about
the matter my goodness, can't a man come 10
washington TO attend 70 a little business without
exciting such rumorS. have not heard that Sec.
retary Lamar is to 60 on the supreme Bench.
though better man for that or for any other posi-
ton could not be found In the broad land. No sir;
l am not here to take Mr.. Lamar's place."
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A colored man named VIM. Moore was before the
Police Court to-day charged with assaulting
Nathan GlascOe. also cOlored, because the latter
1ail.
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The Courts.

SIxLA, June 27.-It Is reported that the rebellion
against the ameer in AfghaniStan is cOllapsing
and that the Ghizais are returning to their homes
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETRR.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a
~, 81; Bpm, 70; maximum, 20: minimum go
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AN APPolNTMENT.-Tbe Secretary OF the Treas
ury has appointed Thos. B. Pennick storekeeper
and gauger for the fourth revenue district OF Viz
Rtnia.
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FNOR RENT
L III 18th 14r-- SS.S:3 1.}9 Sd st n w. 7r S21 90
l-1:,4 l4h St lUr 50 22l5 18th w6r 27 90
llU5 Il st w..1Or.. Arthur Pl S27. 80
lSlJ VI stn l0r...-. 1888 9TH Il Or. IS
li06 St, III. 80 603-61S h ne. Or. so
tOl 18TH ST. NV. IT. 40 pa Mass 40
90 st. NV, 12r 10 4O4 Boundary n 7r.- %
Isl Id n.e:, LII. go loi4Coluiipia y: SO
1918 I'll ST. NV 1Ur TO y AM st. Or y. 80
81 Indiana l2r TO 1919 N Cap. st. Or 20 so
1916 Ih ST. NV, Tor 80 6l2l6 st n.e, 6r 20 30
2l1 +. Cap ST.. 12r. 5000 64 st. n. e., 6r so
l4lO At. NV, 9r .l2 Mass ,7r2O so
1906 O. st W. 1Or. 1lo n. j. 6r 20 30
10. st.nw-, 90 l:52 9th st n-w Or Is 30
= 10 Nth st. ny 1Or i313 2129 Defrees St. Or l6
2lU2 III 81 n.w.. In 30 20S Cleveland At Or u 90
lt29 10Th St NV, Or ~ s426 Prospect st. 6r D. 80
80 2lst ST. W., VI o. U:i4 9Th at. Or 1880
93l Ostn.w-.9 Or 40 Mclean, Or. 30
SIi II n.w Az 20 ST. ne. 6r l3 30
1926 q II. 9r-- jo.4U i21 Warbler st. Or. so
10 18th St ST. 3o.35 1919 II st. IL so
1910 Nallach P, 30 5U6 Sd St sw, Or IL
l+1O T. 1. ave. 1r.. .35 9091o eth n 10 80
800 French ST., - Sll 18th o
% y J. NV ar. 30 ia 18th St s. G., 6r 10
l023 E. Capitol ST. 70
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Mr.. A. F. HEARD, the newly-appointed private
secretary to the Secretary OF War, entered upon
his duties today.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures


ENUK ELNI-SIABLE IN ALLEY BETWEEN /
and h. and 18TH and 18Th sts-, tor 3 horses and
carriages, cUacEIi-I4's rOO.I- &.
J. ". H. MYERS Il son,
je25-3t' 1925 New ork ave
NOR RENT-BRfCK STABLE. REAR AL NEW
ork avenue NV, = stalls. water, x, big
carriage room Oh so f. alley. je8l-.5ts
NOR RENT-A GOOD STABLE IN REAR OF
II 1902 18th st, will accommodate two hor-es aud
three viii lease years
monthly s20. Inquire oi NJ NJ PAl.hEk. liio + s.
u jclg-t2t
L,oR RENT WORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR
il builder. carpenter, painter. or other business;
Formerly occi lei hy Ny +. v. Plitu OF g;J
between 9tL and 10Th SITS Dw- and Near sidewalk
Inquire at y26 Louisiana jelU-2lu
lNOK EENT-SIABLE-IN REAR OF IL II y ST;
Lew and very desirable. five stalls and carriage
rom Apply ~ A. 4. BIICE ia 10Th 81. myItS:3u
cyOR RENT-~LEAES TYPE-WRITISG"
II Machines rensed At 90 per month and sold
az A Sla -CALIGRAPH OFFICE 9c3 II. NV.
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GRANGE At THE PRINTING AND ENGRAVING
BUREAU.-After the first OF July the system will be
changed at the Bureau OF EngraviDg:and Printing
SO mat the salaries OF the employees will be
annual instead OF by the day.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

V,OR RENT-FEONT OFFICES IN $40 7TH ST
II Nv. second floor, large rooms. we'll lighted
HILL * JOHNSTON.
Js&J-3. s.}S 10Th i NV.
I'JR RENT-OFfICE ROOMS-IHE ENTIRE
n laird t,-sr 1919 r St. adjoining Building
fr-Iu July LIST. Apply ". RILEY DEEBIE- lc2U- I'm
l'OR RENTING NICE OFFICE ROOMS. LOWER
aOOr. 90 - NV, after July I. 1897. STD per
month BY the year viii paper and paint and thor
lu-Aly reuOVate rUOnls
JOHN E BEALI * co.
Je4-3m 1921 r u. NV.
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CHIEF CLERK TwKEDALE, OF the War Depart
ment Will leave for Philadelphia this afternoon to
be gone several days
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Cows NOT "HoUsEHOLD EFFECTs."-The Treasury
Department has decided that imported cows can
not be embraced In the category or household
Effects and are therefore not entitled to free entry
on the ground that they to be kept for per-
SOnal use,
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FOR RENT-STORES.

I,DE KENT-sEALL~SIZED STORE. SO2 18th
II -. NV. rent ; l2.JO per month III advance. ley
next door It.
I,OR RENT STORE ROOM S.i 7TH ST n W.
for terms. inquire at the ApOthecary, next door.
1es--o'' |
!'Ok kENT-sTORE AND CELLAR. 4Os I2TH
u st. door from Pennsy lyaIla ave also rooms
y lzt floor building corner Pa ave and I5tl s.
l-th ST Liy4-2ta
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The NEW CARPET FOR THE EAST RooM-The
handsome new carpet designed and made especi-
ally for the East room OF the White House. was
received to-day and put in place
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

IVOE RENT-TWO PLEASANT CCNNUS1CA TTSG
Be,i"r'T : second story siHgIy or en- suite nod
EN- Couvenieaces' splendid location l4Il Hhotie
i and ave fs',1ti,s
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

T'oR RENT-0NE TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Il with all modern improvements. rooms, bat h
room concrete cellar. No. PA street northwest
Tue herdles running up to the house Rent s35, In.
qHiTs- iV3 9TH street northwest. CHI. RUPERT.
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THE RAILROADS OBJECT.-About fifty communi-
cations have been received at the Interior Depart
ment In response to Secretary Lamar's recent
ruling that railroads should show cause why their
unsolicited indemnity lands should not be thrown
open 10 settlement. As rule the railroads object
TO the opening OF their lands to public entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-27

IHk NkWPUKT bAKKACKS SITE.-BldS TOT the sale
OF a site for the new army barracks, near New
port, KY, were opened at the War Department to-
day by Chief Clerk Tweedale In the
presence OF the Secretary OF War, Gen.
eral Sheridan and Quartermaster General
Holabird. Eleven bids were received, but the con-
tract has not yet been awarded. AT the last ses-
sion OF Congress an appropriation OF $50 600 was
mace Tor the purchase OF the land, and many VI
the bids were within the limit.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-21
A SINGERS CLOSE CALL.

NIAGAEA FALLS, \. y. Dec. 20.-Miss
Marie Greenwood, the angel Of the
Greenwood opera company, came very
near going over the cataract off Luna Is
land this morning The company had
been stopping here for a fortnight waiting
for their date at Erie on Monday, their
route being broken by the stupidity Of
their agent. Frank T. Davis. This morn
ing Miss Florence Sinclair Miss Green
wood, Miss katherine Mcneil, Siguors
Tagiapctra, ProSdocimi, ana LIRhinO
started for final StrOOll through Goat Is
land, Three Sisters, and Luna island. AS
they reached the point where Nedder
jumped in some years ago, after his fight
with Pierson. they stood adnliring the
awful spectacle. Miss Greenwood tried 70
follow Tagliapietra' $ example al putting
her hand in he water, and, as she did SO,
turned to call Miss McNeill's attention.
Suddenly her foot slipped, and in she went.
One bound, and Tagiiapietra grasped her
hand and Snatched her from the brink with
such force that she nearly Knocked him in
After the screaming had subsidized a haSJy
retreat was made to the hOtel, 10 which
Mss Greenwood insisted upon walking
This afternoon she said she felt all right
save for the wrench of her arm and Jew
bruises. She declined to talk much about
Der narrow escape, saying she did not dare
think of it. Her father Is Il wealthy Mem
PMS cotton broker. who has promised to
give her 81 900 week if She needs ii 10
help ner to success upon the stage. Tag
llapietra has been a hero all day. He says
ii Marie had been heavy woman She
would have gone over sure, ana would
probably have taken hmm along. She was
III the water up To her waist before he
seized her.
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FEED STORE.

Having returned 20 Wichita to sag ! have opened
feed Store ~ lc-riiiS CID stand. ff, Chicago ave-
West Wichita where viii keep constantly on hand
all kinds q. feed. tour. meal and SEEDS. Gail and
Linz ROBERT J. MCKEE
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AWIFES WRONGS.

COIUNNA Mich, Dec 2O.-AITs Yarsan,
of Bancroft, who secured a release from
the Pontiac insane asylum and has begun
suit for divorce from her husband, tells a
pitiful story of her wrongs. Yarsan was
poor when they married, but his wife says
she brought him several thousand dollars.
This was received upon the death OF her
father, which occurred during the summer.
Mrs Yarsan placed her property in her
husbands hands, and then the trouble
began. Garsan, she says, grew grabbed
aud unpleasant, accused his wife of all
sorts Of shortcomings. and wound up by
insisting that her mind was failing. After
this he treated her as though she were in
sane He seemed 10 be Watchful Of her
every move, and kept her under the
Stlictest surveillance, expressing grief for
her condition, and in the presence of
strangers, especially, indicating by every
tied. The woman would grow right
eously indignant at her husbands
conduct, in return for which he would at
tempt 10 soOth her-+aying that he cOuldn L
feel hurt at any unjust words OF hers. This
continued until three weeks ago when
Yarsan went home, armed with certiii
cate OF his wife'S insanity. He told her
tiaf'b Hif' iA-tt>t ~ AZ Nit nun. am oiiN)
fearing that he would murder her, con
scented The hearing before the probate
court wa q farce, as the woman
was in such great terror that she dared not
demonstrate and was ordered to be
take to Pontiac Once here she realized
her danger. and began Immediately to
take Steps To secure h release. She
managed to send letter to a friend max
ing known the facts IN the case, and it
WAS through this that the rehearing and
discharge of the lady were brought about.
Iarsan still maintains that bis wife is in
sane Sensational Development, are
promised when the divorce suit comes up.